Re: Question from BBC

[Wendy <scher2...>]

What is that supposed to mean, "directly related to the blood libel"?  I
have read and watched the BBC news for quite some time lately, and all I
see is that the BBC presents a more Palestinian perspective than the
mainstream U.S. news networks.  Because they report on when Israeli tanks
demolish homes and villages, that makes them anti-Jewish?  I think it
makes them anti-imperialist or pro-oppressed people (they also report on
uprisings, starvations, and other crises in Africa, South America, and
Asia), not anti-Jewish.

As far as I'm concerned, my heritage is in Eastern Europe, the land of
Yiddish and kugel and Chelm, not Israel.  I don't see why it has to be so
personal....



My political two cents,

-- 
  -Wendy


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On Tue, 12 Aug 2003, Alex Jacobowitz wrote:

> --- David Baron <d_baron (at) 012(dot)net(dot)il> wrote:
> > BBC has a record of anti-Israel, anti-Jewish bias.
> > Why bother with them?
> >
> Agreed. If they´re looking for music for
> the blood libel, they need look no further
> than their own opening theme.
> BBC World Disservice.
>
> Alex Jacobowitz
>
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